Culture Shock
posted by Michele Sharik
This is my 3rd trip to Japan with Sonos, so I pretty much knew what to expect.
At least, I thought so….
We had a few hours to ourselves before rehearsal on Friday afternoon in Munakata City, so I decided to go for a walk. As I left the hotel and headed down the road, I thought I heard music. Guitar music – loud, distorted guitar music, to be exact, eminating from the garage down the road
As I walked, the music got louder. “This almost sounds familiar,” I thought to myself.
Then it dawned on me.
I was hearing “The Star Spangled Banner” as played by Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock!
Yes, I was walking down a road in rural Japan and hearing the US National Anthem played by a very loud, very distorted guitar.
Talk about culture shock!
At least, I thought so….
We had a few hours to ourselves before rehearsal on Friday afternoon in Munakata City, so I decided to go for a walk. As I left the hotel and headed down the road, I thought I heard music. Guitar music – loud, distorted guitar music, to be exact, eminating from the garage down the road
As I walked, the music got louder. “This almost sounds familiar,” I thought to myself.
Then it dawned on me.
I was hearing “The Star Spangled Banner” as played by Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock!
Yes, I was walking down a road in rural Japan and hearing the US National Anthem played by a very loud, very distorted guitar.
Talk about culture shock!
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